The sonic lab takes Rosollo's approach as a starting point to explore sound and noise. We'll create a sound machine based on analogue electronics that is supposed to cover the whole spectrum of noise represented in these six groups. This sound machine will enable us to produce these sounds and it's various patterns and rhythms.

By using motors and machines, analogue synthesizers, pick ups and wave shaping circuits we will enlarge and enrich the field of sound and noise, while Raspberry Pis will provide a flexible digital system that enables us to control these sounds.

Finally, the sound machine will be presented at the PrinmaVeraHack Festival in December 2017.

Schedul

Monday 27th afternoon buying electronic parts & devices

Monday 27th to Thursday 30th from 7pm experimenting, developing and building

Participants

Agnes Evseev

Alejandra Perez

Daniel Tirado

Felipe Fierro

Ivan Rivera

Mirko Petrovich

Nicolas Briceno

Gonzalo Aspée

Sebastián Lasker

Pablo Rojas

Wolfgang Spahn

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Concept

Different devices like toys, motors and machines are the sound and noise sources that are controlled by a Pure Data patch on a Raspberry Pi Zero. These machines or an envelop generator after these machines should be triggered over the GPIOs of the Raspberry Pi. Additional a voltage control from the Raspberry Pi can control the devices, too.